The Daily Republican from Burlington, Kansas • Page 3

MOTOR RUN SURE COUNTY BRIDGES wm CO he BANK oT USSi i I TAKE MUCH MONEY. TIME NOT t5(f At the October meeting of the That there will be a motor onj liitS CL03 I board of uaty commissioners $6,000 this branch of the Sar.ta Fe is now I will be appropriated for bridge work, certain. The Ottawa Republic says I rapiliy reduce hiinan so-cnsti river bridge south of LeRoy of the change: and is easily be worked over, new steel Only one thing appears to be ab-j Utut Scott Emulsionvri.i I stringers put in to replace the old solutely certain, at railroad head-J prcniptlT re.7e t-2 CG.C Uicl i nnw and the ton braced ud niiarters here, in connection with the! SOWAL SERVICE Ju r-J 1 up'bwiM your strength to i and a new floor laid, all at a cost contemplated change in certain trains II IF1. 1 prevent sickness. Ml irsi-oana iLxoeneiice Scott Ecwn: rr ELOOMF1ELD.

J. 13-23 CJOafl MUST BOIL WATER OR RUN GREAT RISK. Mi of $1740... in and it of the city and that is i The river bridge west of that the change is going to be i will be repaired at a cost of S-3G0. Until last n'ghi even this point It needs the same things as the one had not been decided on; it remain-I south of LeRoy and then some.

ed for the success or failure of the The Bailey bridge across Hickory trial trip of the motor and trailer creek in Ottumwa township will take over the hilly route of the branch, It already is completed. The trip having been successfully The new Bennett bridge in Ottum- made, the new order will so into wa township on the new county road effect, i between Burlington and Sharpe will! The motor, which will pull one cost $550.. coach, will go down to Gridley Sat The Sullivant bridge on the newjurday night or It is not county road between Halls Summit known, whether or not the train will i be operated Sunday; the Burlington and Waverly will cost $515. Mayor Groesbeck asks The Republican to warn the people that the city water is absolutely unsafe to drink at this time until after it has been balled. A recent test shows that the water is very bad.

A recent test also shows that practically all of the well water, not only in town but from wells, on. farms, is The long continued drouth has put nearly all of the drinking water to the bad and boiling is necessary. Typhoid fever and other dangerous diseases are liable to result unless the water is boiled. Every locality has its peculiarities and special needs. We pride ourselves upon our knowledge of business conditions in this community.

Gur directors are in constant touch with the people, our officers pay particular attention to the lines of local industry. The entire staff and management knows from actual experience and contact just what are the community's banking requirements. Moreover, we have the organization, the resources AND THE DESIRE to handle your business with accuracy, promptness and care. Come in and talk it over. There also will be a new bridge at branch has been taken over by the Armstrong's on the county road just east division of the Santa Fe and south of Burlington.

the new crew will be made up of itfs The schedule has not been "Tales of Honey and Tar" from West received here. As stated, the mo-and East tor supplants the present steam Wm. Lee, Paskenta, service between Gridley and Ottawa "It gives universal satisfaction and I aad between this city and Emporia, use only Foley's Honey and Tar Com- running through between Emporia i pound for my children." E. C. Rhodes, and The opposite train, be- Middleton, Ga.

says: "I had a Ottawa and Emporia, now ing lagrippe cough and finally got "Ps" that runs to Kansas City, lief taking Foley's Honey and probably do the passenger ser-Compound." Use no other in your vice between Ottawa and Lawrence, family and refuse substitutes. braving the morning evening- run to adv. iaua from Kansas City out of Ottawa to the Southern Kansas Division. Council The city council met in regular session Wednesday night, but did not do anything except allow the usual bunch of bills and informally discuss matters of The meeting adjourned until Friday evening August 15th at which time a number of matters of interest will come up. T5he FARMERS NATIONAL BANK BURLINGTON, KANSAS Capital and Surplus $42,000.00 Just a Blow-out.

Wednesday afternoon people near the corner of Third and Neosho According to schedule this run will be handled by the crew of the present Coffeyville-Emporia train. Just who will constitute the crews thought an attempt had been, made; under the changes is not known; The Salvation Army. We are in need of old clothing and furniture for several families, please call us on the phone 248 and let us call for They will be greatly i': )'' to blow up the bank, or something of that kind, but the loud explosion the runs are open for bids and will i fA simply one of the rear tires was Story, in on j)r Salisbury's car blowing i INTEREST PA ON DEPOSIT tan. appreciated. Capt.

A. charge The car was standing in the shade with no one near it, but the heat1 caused the air in the tire to ex pand enough to make it burst with a mighty loud report. Mr. Sandford in KATY FINISHES O. E.

Sanford, the pioner grocery- Kidney Trouble Began With a Lame Back J. L. Hackl, 915 Eighth St. Lincoln, 111. was recently cured of a bad case of kidney trouble that started with a lame back, and says: "I am certair- LAYING STEEL.

Sometimes the symptons of kidney and bladder trouble are so plain no! ly thankful in getting a cure of my i one can mistake them. Backache, kidney trouble by using Foley Kidney Pills." Try them yourself. W. J. Briggs.

adv. weak and lame back with soreness over the kidneys, sharp pains, rheumatism, dull headache, and disturbed sleep, are all indications of a trouble that Foley Kidney Pills will had a. narrow escape trom a serious injury' Thursday evening when A nws story from Parsms say3 the bellyband on Ms spirited horse that work of heavy raiLi broke frightentog the animal so that OQ the Missouri Kansas Texas be. she ran. He was thrown out near his tween parsons and Junctioa CIty on home at Third and DesMoinea streets the Neosho division hag been c0m.

and badly shaken up and bruised, but pleted and sixty.six rails have fortunately no bones wee broken. taken the place of flU ligh(. raiLs on The delivery wagon was badly dama- divisiou and tne work of Wastr ed but the horse was unhurt. rQadbed nQw under way and tjme ttl0 Neosho division will Mothers! Have Your Children Worms be on a par with the main line. Are they feverish, restless, nervous, irritable, dizzy or constipated? Do Mrs.

Koentz Dies at Topeka-. The state fish law is being violated are relieve quickly and permanently. Try i them. W. Brlggs.

adv in this community if reports true. be decided Saturday. Concert by M. Choir. Following is the program to be given at the Airdome Tuesday night by the CM.

E. choir: Mrs. R. II. Kent, leader.

Mrs. A. Cartwrdgbt, Program Chorus. "Merrily Row," Deuza, Recitation, selected, Miss IIa7el Pernn. Solo.

(1) "Life," Oley Speaks, (2) "The Camel and the Norton Charlie Scott. Duet, selected Miss Josephine Lam-born, Mrs. Lester Pilcher. Quartet, "Pickaninny Lullaby," Wilson Mrs. Kent, Mrs.

Imes, Mr. Redmond, Mr. Scott. Vocal Solo, selected Miss Anderso Piano Duet, "LeReveil Du Lion," Antoine de Kontski 'Mrs. II.

A. Cart-wright, Miss Elva Duet, selected Mrs. Kent and Mrs. Imes. Double Quartet, "In the Chestnut Shade," Fearis Mrs.

Kent, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Imes, Miss Blevins Hammond. Redmond, Young and Scott- Duet, selected Walter Scott and Lloyd Scott. Recitation, selected Miss Elva Sanders.

Vocal Solo, (1) "Queen of Sheba." Gounod. (2) Illustrated song Mrs. Kent. Male Quartet selected Walter Scctt, Lioyd Scott, Chas. Scott.

Will Scott. Chorus, "Moonlight and Music." C. Piusuti Choir. 10r.HEDERW 815 Walnut Street, Kansss City, Mo. A regular graduate In medicine.

Oldest In as and lonsrsst located. 41 years' Special Practice-age and experience are important. Over 33 Years In Kansas City. C. E.

Koentz died in the hospital at Topeka Thursday morning. Koentz received word of her serious condition Wednesday and leff on the morning train but sihe died before he reached there. Their Burlington friends will greatly regret to learn of her death. Authorized by CHRONIC, NERVOUS AliO SPECIAL DISEASES. Stats to Treat they continually pick their nose or grind their teeth? Have they cramping pains, irregular and ravenous appetite? These are all signs of worms.

Worms not only cause your child suffering, but stunt its mind and growth Give "Kickapoo Worm Killer" at nee. It kills and removes the worm improves your child's appetite, regulates stomach, liver and The symptoms disappear and your child is made happy and healthy, as na- Curable cases guaranteed. All medicines furnisned ready tor use no inercurj or Injurious medicines uaed. No detention from business Patients at distance treated by mail and express. Medicines sent everywhere, free from fsze or breakage.

Charges low. Over CO.OuO cases cured. State your case and send for terms. Consultation free aud oonfldntlal. personally or by letter.

One thing this dry weather will do and that is to insure the building of a great many silos before this Ins nervous debility, weakness off the sexual system, permanently cured Seminal Weakness and Sexual Behilsty.yoS" follies and excess causing night losses and loss of isexual power, pimples bd blotches on the face, confused ideas and forsetfulness. bash fulness and aversion to society, cured for life. I stop nipht tore intended. All druggists or by time next year. There is sufficient mail 25c.

green stuff for feed if placed ia KICKAPOO INDIAN MEDICINE CO. silos and in some parts of the state Philadelphia, Pa. St. Louis, Mo. about the only feed left will be without pain.

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Send for free book and list of questions. CuTut with a sew In-atriCIUrO fallible Homo Treat- -J rlftn ment No instruments, una UlCCi pain, no detention from business. Cure guaranteed. Book and list of questions free sect sealed. tlttittB9Pw.0PPB0flttP0flBgPBgfflBflBflggttPflffBBgBflgttBtt flJLSJUH botn sexes 96 paees.

7 pictures, tull description of above diseases, effects and cure, sent seated in plain wrapper. tJtT 'wit ilirfifrf' i ho Why Not Ti Suffered Eczema Fifty Years Now Well Seems a long time to endure the awful burning, itching, smarting skin disease known as "tetter" another A name for Eczema. Seems good to rea We Want A UU lize also that Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment has proven a perfect cure. Mrs.

D. L. Kenney writes: cannot sufficiently express my thanks to you for your Dr. Hobson's Eczema A Ointment. It has cured my tetter, which has troubled me for over fifty Your CREAM, EGGS, POULTRY and HIDES In two years the increased production pays the cost of tiling, say those who know, and the tile adds more to the land the minute it is in than it costs.

2 You can get an extra good clay tile, made in Coffey county, and at reasonable prices. Call and ask for particulars 00 All druggists, or by mail 50 cents. PFEIFFER CHEMICAL CO. St. Louis, Philadelphia, Pa (advertisement) A we pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN CASH 00 Q0 SEE US ABOUT YOUR WINTER SUPPLY OF GOAL atclori Postmaster Antoine Deloria, Gard-i ner, Mich, speaks for the guidance) of those troubled with kidney and' bladder irregularities and says: "From my own experience I can rec- ommend Foley Kidney Pills.

My' father also wa3 cured of kidney di- sease and many neighbors were cured by Foley Kidney Pills." W. J. Briggs.1 Co. Burlington FARMS' PRODUCE CO. Phone 18 V00 CO Phone 65 Burlington, Kansas adv.

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